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PROJECT MEASURING GUIDEDear Member,

Thank-you for selecting All Wood Cabinetry for your Kitchen or Bath Project. Our professional design staff is ready to turn your dream into a reality.

Enclosed in this package are all the things required to give your designer the information they will need to create the perfect solution for you.

Your package includes: 1. Project Information Form 2. Step By Step Measuring Guide 3. Laser Distance Measurer Instructions for perfect measurements (if ordered)

The key to successfully designing your kitchen is the detailed measurements you provide, letting usknow your storage needs and what size & type of appliances will be in the Kitchen.

These are some key areas to pay special attention to: 1. Ceiling Height where wall cabinets will be placed. Do the ceilings in these areas have

Soffits, bulkheads, or are they vaulted, etc? 2. Window Size/Location (take into consideration the casing around the window). Note the window

height and sill height from floor. 3. Existing floor staying in place or new floor going in (how thick is new floor)? 4. Existing Flooring type, if it stays, is your floor up to or underneath your cabinets? 5. Adding up accumulative wall dimensions that match the overall wall dimension. 6. Location of Plumbing 7. Height/Location of outlets, switches, and phone jacks that are on the same walls

as cabinetry. 8. Center Line of vented hood (not re-circulating) 9. Return Walls, when these are left off we do not add fillers that may be necessary and we finish sides

that may not need it adding unnecessary expense to your kitchen. 10. Size and Location of proposed appliances that will be used. This is key to planning proper openings

& cabinet types for your kitchen. 11. Wish List of functions in addition to items. What type of storage are you most interested in for your

new kitchen? Do you have lots of pots and pans to store? What do you want your new kitchen to have storage-wise, that your existing kitchen does not? Is there anything about your current kitchen that you really like? What do you dislike the most?

The forms in these package will cover all these areas. The laser measurer will give precise dimensionsand eliminate errors due to sagging tape measures or mis-reading those tiny lines on the tapemeasure. If you have any questions about any part of this questionnaire please feel free to call usat 1-866-763-9455.

We look forward to working with you. Our goal is to provide you with a high quality design thatfits your space and creates the environment you’ve been dreaming of!Your Design Team at All Wood Cabinetry.

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PROJECT MEASURING GUIDE

1. Complete ALL project and customer information enclosed.2. Attach accurate room measurements using laser measurer (if ordered)3. Ensure all dimensions are clearly marked in inches and all notes are legible4. Fax or email this form back to us. Fax#: 866-763-9462 Email: [email protected]

DESIGN REQUEST CHECKLIST:

How many family members live there? __________

Age/s of children if any: ___________________

Do they do homework in the kitchen? __________

How much cooking do you do? _____________________________

How many cooks? __________ Right or Left handed? __________

How much entertaining do you do? __________________________

How much baking do you do? ______________________________

What is the primary cook’s height? __________ Right or left handed? __________

Is there an eat-in kitchen area? If yes, seating for how many? __________

Are there any special needs to consider? If yes, please explain.

ABOUT YOUR HOME:

Best time to call:

From: To:

AM PM

Name:

Address:

Email:

Phone:

CONTACT INFO:

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What Rooms are included in this project? ____________________________________________

What is your Budget? ____________

What is your time frame? Days: ________ Months: ________ ASAP:________ (5-10 Days)

New construction? ETA: ________ /________ /________

Preferred Cabinet Color/Style: __________________________________________________

Preferred wall cabinet height? 30" 36" 42"

Will you be removing or adding any walls? Yes No (make sure drawing includes new walls)

Is there basement access below the Kitchen to utilities? Yes No

Will you be buying new appliances? (note dimensions on measurement form)

What kind of countertops will you have? (laminate, granite, Corian, tile) ___________________

What thickness will the countertop be? (standard thickness is 1½”) ______________

Is there an existing backsplash that will stay? Yes No

If yes, distance from floor to top of backsplash? ________ inches

Flooring Type: ________________New or Existing? _____________ If new, how thick will it be? __________

If existing, does your floor go up to or underneath your cabinets? _______________

What kind of storage do you need?

Pots & Pans Glassware Plates/Bowls Fine China

Other:____________________________________________________________________

Is there anything about your current Kitchen that you like?:

____________________________________________________________________________

Do you have an installer? Yes No

PROJECT INFO:

Miter Frame Raised Panel Shaker Recessed Panel

Thermofoil

LEXINGTONCabernet

FULTONMocha

DORCHESTERCinnamon

KENYONCabernet

RIDGEWAYMocha

PRINCETONCabernet

LANGSTONCinnamon

CAMBRIDGEPolar White

HAWTHORNECinnamon

HAMILTONArctic White

CHELSEAToffee Glaze

LANCASTERToffee Glaze

BRIGHTONPolar White

NANTUCKETPolar White

HAVENBiscuit Glaze

Raised Panel with Accent Molding

SPRINGFIELDMocha

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ITEM STYLE or TYPE MANUFACTURER / MODEL WIDTH DEPTH HEIGHT (PLEASE CHECK) (IF AVAILABLE) INCHES INCHES INCHES

Range Freestanding Built-in

Cooktop Drop-in Other

Oven Single Double

Combo Other

Range Hood Vented Recirculating

Microwave Built-in Freestanding

Spacemaker w/vent

Dishwasher Portable Built-in

Refrigerator Top-mount Freezer

Bottom-mount Freezer

Side-by-Side

Under-Countertop

Freezer Upright Chest

Trash Compactor Built-in Freestanding

Wine Chiller Built-in Freestanding

Sink Single Bowl Double Bowl

Triple Bowl Farmhouse

Butterfly Corner Bar

Other

Floor to ceiling height:___________________

Straight Vaulted Soffit

Is there a soffit, will it remain? Yes No

ABOUT YOUR ROOM:

APPLIANCE INFO:

BacksplashHeight?

Preferred Wall Cabinets Height

Ceiling

Soffit

Crown Molding

30" 36" 42"

Soffit Width?

Soffit Height?

If yes, please mark dimensions on the diagram to the right.

(A soffit, also called a bulkhead, is the area between the top of a wall cabinet and the ceiling.)

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Kitchen Center Island

Peninsula Island

Crown Molding

Mullion Doors for Glass

Computer Desk Area

Built-In Oven

Soft Close Full Extension Drawers

Soft Close Doors

Roll-Out Trays

Wastebasket Pull-Out

Pantry with Roll-Out Trays

Decorative Wine Rack

Lazy Susan Corner

Pot & Pan Drawers

Wet Bar

Decorative Hardware

Vanity Make-Up Area

Vanity Linen Tower

Check those items which you want to incorporate in your new design:

NEW KITCHEN WISH LIST:

MEMBER BONUS

MEMBER BONUS

(glass not included)

The following step-by-step instructions will make measuring for your new project a snap!

All that’s required is grid paper, pencil and your laser tape measure. Accuracy is the key to a successful project, so take your time and be sure to double check all measurements.

Make copies of the grid paper at the end of this guide for more accurate plans.

1. After installing the batteries press the READ button to activate the measurer

2. Ensure that the measurer is set to inches only. To change, press the SEL button and then press the right arrow button to select “U” and then press SEL

3. Press the READ button to activate the laser beam

4. Position the laser measurer in corner or end of wall as shown below. The unit is designed to measure from the bottom of the unit.

5. Press READ button again to “take” the measure, read the inches on the screen and post to your drawing.

6. To clear a measurement press the button with the “C” on it.

STRAIT-LINE LASER MEASURER USE INSTRUCTIONS:

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PROJECT MEASURING GUIDESTEP #1

Begin in any corner of the room with laser measurer at waist height, and measure to an adjacent wall. Always measure in inches only, not feet and inches! Record your first measurement and continue around the room measuring all walls where cabinetry will be installed. Once completed, draw the floor plan and add your measurements like the example below.

When measuring inside a room such as a pantry simply measure from corner to corner where cabinets will be placed.

START MEASURING HERE

When measuring a wall which doesn’t have a corner at each end, place the bottom of the measurer at the end of the wall run and measure into the corner.

When measuring a wall which has a corner at each end, place the measurer in the corner at one end and measure into the next corner.

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C

B

AFloor

B

A

Floor

WINDOW MEASUREMENTS

WINDOW# DIMENSION “A” DIMENSION “B” DIMENSION “C”

#1#2#3#4

C

B

AFloor

B

A

Floor

DOOR MEASUREMENTS

DOOR# DIMENSION “A” DIMENSION “B”

#1#2#3#4

STEP #2

Now, measure all doors, windows and wall openings. Any door trim, window trim or opening trim is considered part of the opening, and should be included in your measurement. Record your measurements (in inches) on the charts provided below for reference in the next step.


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STEP #3

The next step is to locate all the openings on your floor plan. Measure from the wall corner to outside edge of opening trim and locate on drawing. Add opening dimension and then, measure from outside edge of trim to adjacent wall. Repeat process for all openings. Identify all openings from the charts above and then label wall numbers for future elevation drawing reference. When placing doors on drawing, be sure to indicate which way the door opens. Double check that by adding up your individual measurements for each wall here it is the same as your overall measurement in Step #1.

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ElectricalOutlet

SingleSwitch

DoubleSwitch

TripleSwitch

CenterLine

Radiator

PhoneJack

Cable Gas Drain Water

Please remember that service/utility locations are always measured to their centerline. Lastly, identify any obstructions that may create problems with the design (radiators, hood/exhaust vents, chimney chases and any heat registers). Don’t forget if you have a vented stove hood that you give us the center line measurement.

STEP #4Create an elevation drawing of each wall showing window and door locations, finished ceiling height, soffits (if applicable), and any suspended light fixtures that may interfere with design.Consult the universal symbols guide below and identify all service/utility locations.


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Scale Drawing Grid (small square = 6"). Make additional copies if needed. Please use a ruler and ensure all dimensions are clearly marked in inches and all notes are legible. Page of

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PROJECT MEASURING GUIDEScale Drawing Grid (small square = 6"). Make additional copies if needed. Please use a ruler and ensure all dimensions are clearly marked in inches and all notes are legible. Page of

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